Catholic Church Heads Toward Unity In Historic Meeting
In Vatican City and Constantinople a Pope and an Orthodox patriarch meet in the Holy Land. The encounter marks a potentially symbolic step toward Christian unity after centuries of East West schism and doctrinal disputes.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Ashenagoras
Constantinope
Istanbul
Holy Land
Constantinople
Rome
Constantine
Arias
Christ
Constantius
Arius
Theodosius I
Pappe Innocent I
St. John Chrysostom
John
Lommunion
Acacius
Simplicius
Felix III
Antioch
Alexandria
Justin
Primisdas
Peter
Photius
Pones Nicholas I
John VII
Nicholas
Michael Cerularious
Lyon
France
Florence
Italy
Ference
Dionysius I
Tva
Joseph I
Eugene IV
Ferrara
Spring Fashions Bewilder Reporters in New York Preview
New York AP notes spring fashions perplex reporters amid a tide of elusive terms. Designers push see through fabrics and plunging necklines while editors wrestle with outdated labels and ill fitting glossaries.
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New York
Panis
Norman Norell
Maurice Rentner
Donald Bronk
John Weitz
Ann Forgarty
Dublin
County considers bond issues to fund jail and hospital needs
Judge Nelson outlined plans to issue bonds to modernize the courthouse with two new wards for mental health and isolation, air condition present hospital buildings, and add a storage warehouse. A separate road and bridge bond would require a wealth of majority vote, with residency and tax requirements for voters in Chambers County.
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Nelson
Parks and Wildlife Office
State Department of Public Welfare
Social Security Administration
Ure State Highway Patrol
Chambers
Army Major William B. Ray Completes Leavenworth Course
Army Major William B. Ray, son of Max D. Ray of La Porte, has completed an 18 week associate course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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William B. Ray
Max D. Ray
la Porte
U.S. Army
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Biel
Bottles Taken From Boy Brooks Home Reported theft
Baytown police investigated a theft at 2202 Avon where four cases of empty soft drink bottles were taken from the side of a residence between 9 p.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Friday. The value of the stolen items is listed at four dollars.
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Boy Brooks
Avon
Baytown
Bentsen Declines Senate Bid Against Yarborough
Lloyd Bentsen Jr., Houston businessman and former Texas congressman, said he will not run for US Senate in the Texas Democratic Primary. The announcement leaves Ralph Yarborough unopposed in the Dem race with John Cronkhite as the lone announced challenger.
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Houston
Loyd Bentsen Jr
Texas
Bentsen
U. S
Ralph Yarborough
Woul
Tani
John Cronkhite
Dallas
Yarborough
Robert Nesmith
Gordon McLendon
Jatar
Senate
Harris County
Republican Executive Committee
Rover, Morris
The
Uniersity
Defenders of American Liberties
Milton Davis
Johnson
Pressent
Kennedy
Trvo
Austin
John Connally
Allan Shivers
Baytown Wins Enjay Plant. Officials Cite Industrial Climate
Anderson notes efficiency drive at Enjay Baytown plant would have caused layoffs if not kept in Baytown. Baytown beat two cities for the plant, underscoring Enjay’s faith in Baytown's industrial climate and good working conditions at Humble Baytown Refinery. Wood says Baytown advertising will follow view linear paraffins to attract further industry.
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Baytown
Anderson
Enjay
J. E. Wood
Humble
Wood
Agency manager attends Agency Management Conference in Houston
Allen Mesiter of the Baytown agency of the American General Life Insurance Co. travels to Houston for the Conference in Agency Management sponsored by the American General Group insurers. The note adds that the western tip of Virginia is farther west than Detroit.
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Allen Mesiter
Baytown
American General
Life: Insurance Co
Houston
Tfe Insurance Companies
American General Group
Virginia
Detroit
Deer Hunt Tale Caps Year’s Best Baytown tale
A Baytown hunter recounts a chilly opening morning in College Station where Mrs Helen Garrett finally downs a first deer, a doe, missing at first but triumphing as dusk falls. Her husband George, a prolific hunter and salesman, No shots to show for the day but gains a story of perseverance and deer venison pride.
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Baytown
Eddie Huron
Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club
Austin
Helen Garrett
Kilgate Road
Helen
College Station
Corliss
Garretts
Garrett
George
Six In Baytown Area To Graduate At A&M
Six Baytown area students and a Mont Belvieu student will graduate January 18 from Texas A&M University. Victor John Kosenék Jr will earn a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. Winston Douglas Mettke will receive a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Construction. James Carter Alvis is a candidate for a BS in Civil Engineering. Benny Steve Herrington will earn a BS in Industrial Education. Kirby Allen White will receive a BBA in General Business.
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Baytown
Mont Belvieu
Texas A&m University
Victor John Kosenék Jr
Bayway
Winston Douglas
Mettke
Adams
Pao St
James Carter Alvis
Kilgore Road
Benny
Steve Herrington
Barkalo
Congo chief accuses government of illegal arrest
Ndare Hypolite Kasanga Nyembo, eldest son of Ba luba Chief Kasongo Nyembo, charged that the Central Congolese government illegally arrested his father in Leopoldville where he faces arms and money charges related to the Katanga gendarmerie. The son cited tribal laws granting chiefs control over local treasuries and police.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Baluba
Kasongo Nyembo
Nyembo
Leopoldville
Katanga
Ndare
Kasanga
Tax filing deadlines for farmers and ranchers in 1962
Farmers and ranchers were reminded that Wednesday is the last day to file their 1962 federal income tax returns unless they plan to file a final return by February 17. Robert L. Webb of the Internal Revenue Service said those who filed an estimated return on January 13 and paid the tax have until April 15 for the final return.
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Robert L. Webb
Internal Revenue Service
Johnny North TV film may launch two hour movie era
AP reports NBC ordered Johnny North from Revue Studios as a pilot with potential for a series of two hour films. Production on location aims for 20 days with a budget around 730000 dollars. Don Siegel says it could revolutionize TV beyond standard half hour or hour formats.
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Rob Thomas
Hollywood
Johnny North
NBC
Revue Studios
Angié Dickinson
Ronald Reagan
Lee Marvin
Play
Don Siegel
Siegel
Revue
U.S
Mets
Barbers Hill School Menus Announced
Barbers Hill school cafeteria announces January menus with milk served each meal. Monday offers ground beef with spaghetti and side dishes. Tuesday features beef stew and butter beans. Wednesday serves fried chicken with corn and beets. Thursday includes hamburgers with beans and chips. Friday lists fish and macaroni with slaw.
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Barbers Hill School
Annual Mummers Parade in Philadelphia Faces Blackface Prohibition
Broad Street parade starts amid rights group threats over blackface comics. A court barred parade members from using blackface makeup. Additionally, a Houston to Gulf Coast grain shipment deal moves 18.4 million bushels of Russian bound wheat to be loaded for the Soviets under Continental Grain Co. contract. Charles Winfield Smith, 62, veteran newspaperman and editor, dies after a stroke. One train collision near Belgrade injures riders as authorities assess blame. Pope Francis greets crowds with a triumphant welcome, barely moving through the throng.
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Broad Street
Philadelphia
Houston
Gulf Coast
Continental Grain Co
Study At A and M Hucbone Egg Shell Research Team
A Texas A&M husband wife poultry study led by Art Hill and Barbara Hill examines eggshell properties. They test porosity density and moisture to see effects on embryo development using engineering help and computers. Findings aim to aid hatcheries bakers and breeders with embryo mortality and yolk solids insights.
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College Station
Texas A&m University
A&m University
Hill
Barbara
A&m
W. F. Krueger
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Five Year Old Hit by BB Gun Accident Story
A five year old MercNair Station boy may lose sight in his right eye after an accidental discharge of a BB gun by his older brother Che Fontenot. The boy, James Fontenot, was treated at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and later at Ben Taub General Hospital in Houston. His condition was listed as fair Saturday morning. The mother said the children thought the gun was unloaded when it fired.
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MercNair Station
Che
James Fontenot
Levi Fontenot
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Ben Taub General Hospital
Houston
Pes
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